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* [[Tragic Monster]]: The Phantom is the epitome of the trope when he isn't being played up as a [[Draco in Leather Pants]].
* [[Victim Falls For Rapist]]: The lyrics and tone of "Music of the Night" are presented as a seduction and reveal the Phantom's love for Christine. But if he has his way with her when the lights go out (there has been endless discussion as to the possibility of this), given Christine's unconscious/entranced state throughout the scene, this can only be construed as rape.
** The [https://web.archive.org/web/20130322182434/http://www.phantommovie.com/script/lair.htm original script] for what would later become the 2004 film had the Phantom getting into bed with Christine as ''Music of the Night'' ended and the scene fading out as he drew the curtain around them, leaving little doubt as to his intentions. Probably changed as it would have been hard to continue presenting him as a romantic hero after such a blatant violation.
*** Many fans did note that her stockings are gone when she awakens at "I Remember/Stranger Than You Dreamt It." Could just be a [[Continuity Snarl]] or...something else.
*** [[Word of God]] says the missing stockings are an unfortunate continuity error.
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